Notre-Dame de Paris Symphonic

concert • Classical Music • Symphonic Pop •

Dates

April 9 to 11, 2027

3 performances

Place Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier

More than 25 years after captivating an entire generation, Notre-Dame de Paris returns in its full orchestral power in a symphonic adaptation by Simon Leclerc, performed by the FILMharmonique Orchestra under the direction of Francis Choinière.

Taking on these iconic roles are Pierre Lapointe (Gringoire), Marc Hervieux (Quasimodo), Marie-Eve Janvier (Esmeralda), Christian Marc Gendron (Frollo), Sam Champagne (Phoebus), Josiane (Fleur-de-Lys) and Gardy Fury (Clopin).

Rediscover the songs that defined a generation — Belle, Le Temps des cathédrales, Vivre, Danse mon Esmeralda and many more — in all their orchestral grandeur, at the heart of a sweeping symphonic concert.

Duration 2h with intermission

Conductor

Francis Choinière

Interpretation

Pierre Lapointe, Marc Hervieux, Marie-Eve Janvier, Christian Marc Gendron, Sam Champagne, Josiane, Gardy Fury, Orchestre FILMharmonique
Production

GFN Productions, Orchestre FILMharmonique

Notre-Dame de Paris Symphonic is a symphonic concert featuring musical works from Notre-Dame de Paris. A recreation of the concert originally presented by the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal in 2001.

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